Patient's question:
Childhood asthma, from childhood to 8 years old, it's still like this, what should I do? First, there's coughing, injections, medication, and nebulization, which improved, but after a while, as soon as there's coughing, it will flare up again.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, most childhood asthma attacks are triggered by certain factors, with infections and allergies being the primary causes. Treatment for asthma focuses on addressing the underlying condition.Suggestions: If the infection is severe, it may require antibiotic treatment. Oral medications are preferred if possible, avoiding intravenous administration. For allergies, antiallergy treatments are recommended, with both oral and intravenous options available. Asthma attacks are typically sudden and severe, so most patients receive intravenous treatment to quickly alleviate symptoms.